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Written by US President Donald Trump told Israel’s parliament on Monday that the forces of “jihadism and antisemitism” have failed, as he celebrated the ceasefire he helped to broker in Gaza. “Together we’ve shown that peace is not just a hope that we can dream about, it’s a reality we can build upon day by day, … Continue reading “Trump Addresses Israeli Lawmakers, Says ‘Jihadism And Antsemitism’ Have Failed”
A trial involving five major carmakers opened at London’s High Court on Monday, marking the latest chapter of the dieselgate emissions scandal that has rocked the auto industry for a decade. The High Court will decide in a three-month hearing whether systems installed in Mercedes, Ford, Peugeot-Citroen, Renault, and Nissan diesel vehicles were designed … Continue reading “Massive UK Dieselgate Lawsuit Reaches Court”
Supporters of long-standing president Paul Biya and of opponent and former minister Issa Tchiroma Bakary both claimed Monday to be leading Cameroon’s presidential race as vote counting was underway. Biya, the world’s oldest serving head of state, is vying to extend his 43 years in power but former employment minister Tchiroma generated unexpected enthusiasm … Continue reading “Biya, Tchiroma In Two-Horse Race For Cameroon Presidency As Vote Count Begins”
The Federal Government has imposed the no-work, no-pay policy on striking members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU). This was contained in a circular dated October 13 and signed by the Minister of Education, Tunji Alausa. Alausa expressed the Federal Government’s displeasure with ASUU’s decision to embark on a nationwide strike despite … Continue reading “ASUU: FG Imposes No-Work-No-Pay Rule On Striking Lecturers”
Donald Trump hailed an end to a “painful nightmare” in a speech to Israel’s parliament Monday, as the last surviving hostages returned home from Gaza and a group of Palestinian prisoners were freed under a ceasefire deal he spearheaded. The US president’s lightning visit came ahead of a summit in Gaza in the Egyptian … Continue reading “Trump Says ‘Nightmare’ For Israelis, Palestinians Over”
A nine-year-old girl was found dead in her home in northeastern France this weekend, prosecutors and police sources said, pointing to a likely death by suicide after she was bullied. READ ALSO: France Arrests Teen After Knife Attack On Music Teacher Former prime minister Gabriel Attal on Monday expressed his condolences to the family … Continue reading “Death Of Bullied Nine-Year-Old Shakes France”
The Nobel Prize in economics was awarded on Monday to American-Israeli Joel Mokyr, Frenchman Philippe Aghion, and Canadian Peter Howitt for work on technology’s impact on sustained economic growth. Mokyr, 79, won one half of the prize “for having identified the prerequisites for sustained growth through technological progress”, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences … Continue reading “Trio Wins Nobel Economics Prize For Work On Tech-Driven Growth”
The “King of Afrobeat”, “Black President”, activist and legendary musician Fela Kuti has returned to his hometown and Nigeria’s cultural capital Lagos through a landmark exhibition that celebrates his life and legacy and opens Monday. The “Afrobeat Rebellion” exhibition, organised by the French Embassy and the Kuti family, builds on one held in Paris … Continue reading “Landmark Lagos Exhibition Celebrates ‘King of Afrobeat’ Fela Kuti”